Cedarville’s moonlit start to basketball season
By Elizabeth Crosley
On the last Friday in October, Cedarville students gathered in the Callan Athletic Center for one of the most anticipated athletic events of the season-Moonlight Madness.
Moonlight Madness is an annual event that introduces Cedarville's cheer team and the men’s and women’s basketball teams to the student body.
The event is important to team morale and brings excitement among students for the basketball season.
Stinger rides onto the court on an ...
For their good and His glory
25th annual discipleship retreat equips student leaders to point others to God through ministry
By Hannah Fultz
A sky full of stars is far easier to see when you step away from the normal rhythms of life and venture to the middle of nowhere. It also can be easier to behold the glory of the Lord.
This was the case for a group of students who took a break from their busy schedules to attend a retreat at Scioto Hills Christian Camp and Retreat Center. Lying in hammocks and gazing up at ...
Cardboard Canoe Race 2026: A deep dive into a long-standing tradition for the School of Engineering and Computer Science
By Lillian Shaw
Every year during Cedarville’s Homecoming Weekend, Cedarville’s freshmen engineering and computer science students construct a boat entirely made of packaging tape and coated paperboard that has to successfully cross Cedar Lake. This is both a fun challenge and one that encourages the engineers to think in diverse ways.
This year, the cardboard canoe race was postponed, due to high volumes of rain, to the following Friday, October 9. Although the Homecoming guests ...
Testimony Tuesday: Following where Jesus calls
By Megan Deets
Although Dr. Greg Couser, Senior Professor of Bible and Greek at Cedarville University, grew up just twenty minutes away from Cedarville, he had barely heard of the school before he applied for a job as a professor.
Couser’s résumé was initially turned down because there were already too many candidates. However, a personal recommendation from Floyd Elmore, a Cedarville Bible faculty member who had been part of Couser’s pastoral ordination council, convinced ...
Homecoming at Cedarville connects generations of students
By Megan Deets
People lined the streets around Cedarville’s campus for Saturday morning’s Homecoming Parade. The crowd buzzed with excitement as the parade was about to begin. Children, professors and alumni young and old joined together to celebrate.
The entire parade displayed the bond that Cedarville creates. From the Greek-lettered organizations to the sports teams to the nursing association, the groups walked down the streets as one.
The Faculty and Staff Kids Wagon was ...
Cedarville’s talent on display: An insight into Cedarville’s Got Talent
by Sierra Perkinson
Cedarville’s Got Talent (CGT), one of Cedarville students’ favorite events of the year, was once again a great hit in late September. With a showing that filled the Jeremiah Chapel, this year’s talent show brought acts filled with speed, music, flipping, and even some yo-yo-ing.
One of these acts included a Cedarville favorite who returned to CGT for the third time and won overall yet again: Caleb Kitchen. Kitchen auditioned for the first time his freshman ...
Testimony Tuesday: Surrendering control to a good God
By Megan Deets
“In the midst of suffering and challenges, the Creator of the universe knows and is near,” Charlotte Burcham, the Dean of Women at Cedarville University, said.
The Lord’s nearness to her is something that Burcham has experienced throughout her life. Growing up in the South, church culture was a normal part of Burcham’s life. However, that culture centered more on morality than on faith.
“That’s just what good people did,” Burcham said.
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Manhood and Womanhood kickoff events promote community and conviction
By Megan Deets
“There is so much encouragement to be found in sharing our struggles with others,” Elijah Ramsey, sophomore class chaplain and Cyber Operations and Computer Science major, said.
This is the heart of Cedarville University’s Manhood and Womanhood ministries. They provide a place for relational vulnerability where young men and women grow as they see others chase after the Lord.
There are many ministries to invest in on Cedarville’s campus, but Manhood and ...
Welcome home, Cedarville
By Linnea Doughman
Getting Started Weekend is an exciting set of days when Cedarville welcomes thousands of students to campus. For some, it is their first time moving onto campus as a student. For others, it is their third or fourth time returning to Cedarville. This year, the weekend of festivities took place from August 14 through August 16, initiating the start of Cedarville’s 2026-2027 school year.
Besides the Welcome Home Party that greets every student, Getting Started ...
Objective Morality in a World of Antiheroes
How Hollywood convinced a culture there is no difference between good and evil
By Josh Ball
We know the difference between good and evil. Or at least, we used to. C.S. Lewis used this concept of objective morality for the starting point to his deduction of God’s existence in the first part of “Mere Christianity.” Yet, since its release in 1952, our culture has lost this sense of virtue. Hollywood, which produces most of our art, appears incapable of crafting a story with this in ...
